Four Simple Back to School Parent Communication Tips
Focusing on parent communication during the first week of school can help you build trust in your classroom community. It can also make your entire
Focusing on parent communication during the first week of school can help you build trust in your classroom community. It can also make your entire
Originally posted on August 2, 2015 | Updated on: July 19, 2021 Elementary students are filled with enthusiasm and powerful emotions. Harnessing those attributes in
Taking the time to plan your morning routine carefully can help ease one of the greatest challenges we face as teachers…finding enough time for all
Helping young learners stay organized during a multi-day project doesn’t have to be a challenge. With a little planning and visualizing, you can easily create
Tidying and organizing your classroom shouldn’t be something that takes much of your teacher time. Your students share the space with you and they should
These five communication tools make it easier for you to consistently share student progress about math understanding with families. If you love using hands-on learning, multi-step projects, and work that students refer to multiple times throughout the unit so they can build on their learning and deepen their understanding, these tools are for you! Each tool is designed to keep parents in the loop with what their child is learning and how they are progressing in your workshop-style classroom.
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Have you ever noticed your students get a little more excited than usual during the days leading up to Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas? Do I
I’ll never forget the first time I tried incorporating games into my math block. It was my first year of teaching, and I had all
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